casely

What This Skill Does

Casely is an intelligent QA automation assistant designed to streamline the labor-intensive process of writing test cases. By leveraging advanced parsing and document-learning techniques, Casely transforms fragmented requirement documents (PDF, DOCX, XLSX) into structured, high-quality test suites. The skill acts as a bridge between your raw project documentation and a professional-grade Test Management System (TMS).

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/johnwayneeee/casely Ensure that your root repository contains a pyproject.toml file, as the skill utilizes uv to manage its dependencies, including docling and openpyxl. The installation process will automatically handle environment synchronization to ensure all required libraries are ready for local processing.

Use Cases

Casely is ideal for QA teams that are overwhelmed by manual documentation tasks. Use this skill when you need to:

• Automate the conversion of diverse file formats into standardized Markdown.
• Maintain consistent writing styles across a large test suite by training the agent on existing examples.
• Rapidly generate comprehensive test plans from early-stage requirement drafts.
• Export finished test cases into Excel formats ready for direct ingestion into platforms like TestRail or Jira Xray.

Example Prompts

1. "Casely, initialize a new project called 'PaymentGateway-V2' and guide me through the directory setup."
2. "I have uploaded my functional requirements. Please run /parse and then /plan to help me outline the test scope."
3. "Based on my example test files, generate a set of negative test cases for the login module and save them to /exports."

Tips & Limitations

• Data Privacy: Casely performs all processing locally on your machine to ensure sensitive business requirements remain private.
• Formatting: Ensure your example test files are well-structured in Excel or CSV; the better the examples, the higher the quality of the style-matched output.
• Environment: Always execute commands from your project root to ensure uv correctly maps the environment paths.
• Limitations: While Casely excels at structure and tone, final review by a human QA engineer is recommended for complex business logic validation.